Search Results - subject:"Health Coverage"

What can Cambodia learn from Thailand and India as it prepares to graduate from Least Developed Country status?

Tenni, Brigitte; Gleeson, Deborah; Lexchin, Joel; … - 2024

life-saving medicines. This will be critical to achieving universal health coverage, one of the United Nations' Sustainable …

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Deutschlands globale Gesundheitsstrategie europäisch vernetzen: Eine Analyse von Schwerpunktsetzungen und Koordinationspotentialen in EU-Partnerländern

Bayerlein, Michael - 2024

Der deutsche Review-Prozess zur globalen Gesundheitsstrategie bietet die Chance, einen stärkeren Fokus auf die horizontale Verzahnung der deutschen Bemühungen mit denen europäischer Partner zu legen. Dies ist dringend notwendig, da das deutsche Konzept bislang wenig Bezug auf die EU nimmt und...

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Enhancing people's subjective wellbeing : assessing the impact of universal health coverage through wellbeing adjusted life years

Dizon, Ryan Joseph R. - In: Forum for social economics 53 (2024) 4, pp. 459-486

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Migrants and refugees' health financing in Morocco : how much is the hidden contribution of the government through free services?

Akhnif, El Houcine; Maṭarīyah, ʻAwaḍ; Belmadani, … - 2024

Background The health of migrants and refugees is a key component in achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC). This …

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Uncovering the barriers to foreign residents' enrollment in Japan's national health insurance : an econometric analysis using pooled cross-sectional data

Yuchen, Lu - 2024

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"The national health insurance policy provides little to no benefit to young persons living with type 1 diabetes (T1D)" : a qualitative study of T1D management cost-burden in Southern Ghana

Owusu, Bernard Afriyie; Barnes, Nana Ama; Doku, David Teye - 2024

Background Type 1 diabetes (T1D) management exerts a considerable financial burden on patients, caregivers, and developing nations at large. In Ghana, a key governments effort to attenuate the financial burden of T1D on patients was to fashion safety-net mechanisms through financial risk...

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